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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-09
BIBLE WORK IN MANY LANDS

The stated meeting OF the Board OF Managers OF the Amer
society held at the Bible House Thursday
Enoch L. Fancher president in the chair Among the letters
presented to the Board were those from Mr. sturges Of
Micronesia accompanying corrected proofs OF the
OF the New Testament In Ponape from Mrs Robertson Of
Okmugee with the last OF the Nuskokeo Testament
Riggs asking for edition OF
kota Bibles from the British and Foreign Bible Society and
r. Moncrien relation 10 the proposed Missionary
ference 1883 from the Evangelical Society OF Geneva an
nouncng the death Of its president M. Perrot the
Jataka Mission; from DR.. Isaac q. Bliss giving
many illustrations OF the opsructions thrown in tho way Of
the socetys operations In Constantnople and vicinity and
from other and correspondents at home Abroad
books made for benevolent
home and abroad OF the aggregate value OF about
Appropriations made for printing circulating
foreign lands TO the amount f62 267
includes spproprsons to the American Board for It's
ing and distribution Of the Scriptures In Germany and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-09
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

CHHsTEChef Of Police Parker arrested al early
yertcrlay for two alleged attempts TO commit
Immediately after reaching tho village by the
theatre train from NewYork he visited the dwelling Of C. w
eDdeavorcd To window, and partially
ceeded in doing when Mr. Davis who had heel aroused by
demanded know who there,
ceved reply lie then discharged his revolver three tunes
the burglar before he abandoned his task and beat hasty
rereut when another shot struck him and inflicted slight
About hours later the robbor succeeded in rails
window dwelling OF Cornelius Caylor where his
discovered and Ills arrest soon followed Io
James CayaDagh. OF WORK and admit
he had been armed he would have shot Mr. Davis
He was committed 10 the tounty Jail for thirty days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-09

New. clothes will blossom out to.
morrow IN company with Easter
flowers and our preparation for the
business of to-day will afford am.
pie facilities to buyers. Both stores
will be open this evening as late
as occasion requires.
Although our trade during the
past week has been phenomenal it
has barely phased our grand stock
of spring clothing, which contains
the choicest apparel for men and
boys. Not the common ready.made
garments of the ordinary clothing
store, but such clothes as you ex-
pect to get from a frst-class GUS
tom shop; and our prices-well,
you shall Judge if the prices are
not right and bring back the
clothes if you think them dear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-09

Police French and Voorhs were at Albany
an hursday an argued with Committee Cities
and with Speaker Hustled OF the Assembly regarding haf
dozen bills affecting Police Department which are now
before the They were anxious 10 secure mod
ifcaion in bill increase the pay OF sergeans AS pre-
pared tho sergeants the BIZ would Increase ae pay
200 The Commissioners want 10 nave
GRADES established hold out inducements for faith
mi service bill to give larger pensions TO WIDOWS anu
orphans policemen who are killed IN the dscharge OF du
vas warmly the bill TO give the Police B0u
C;.cretionay mower all retrements pensions The
some changes IN the Election law
vifhoiine nav election inspectors who neglect their
duties dividing election districts otener than once ID two
vears The increase OF requires and permitting
Soobs within twenty feet OF polling place PHI 70
make who has been convicted oil eiso'e
for appointment policeman was opposed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-09
ALONG THE SOUND.

BEIDGEPoET firms In this city that VIII be benefited
the working OF the immediate transportation act by
ccivng imported goods from York IN bonded
Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machine Co. W. H. Hall Co. d..
Read Co.. Copeland Bros Co.. bridgeport Brass CO., f..
Stevens G.. r Hawley 4 60 and L. w Booth Co..
The Eastern League Wednesday evening appointed the
following umprcs Waterbury, H. Begieyi New Haven. J..
H. Kelly; bridgeport Walter Canheld The substitute nm
prcs are: DanbuTy Dr. UOugton, J. W. kcolcr g. l. Tay
Tor; springfield Mass. Mr. Ryan. N. Morrisoy. ~ shay
Waterbury W. Frolick p. J. Mandrillc, g. ". Marshall
BRIDGEPORT, G. Scott j. Casey Joseph owcn Hartford Mr
Brady. J. button The League scheinlo was accepted
-. The Peoples Steamboat Company with a capital OF
500 chosen Colonel ~ MasoD PRESIDENT H. X.
Par rct president T. A. Bartram. treasurer; T. l.
Holt, rstary; Aiming j. Smith, superintendent. The
Koseac Will Dc purchased 10 ply between this city
and York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-09
SUITS OF IMpoRrEp CLOTHS AT LOW RATES

The firm OF Jacobs Brothers, custom taors. No. 1855
Broadway and No 229 broadway composed Of six brothers
who divide departments OF their business
brother taking charge Of department The house uses i'm
ported cloths chiefly from the best mills The superiority OF
tine dies In English and other foreign cotsi too well known
require mention This superiority which consists princ
pay in the OF the dye has long puzzled experts An
English cloth hung In show window sde ~ slde with az
American with the dye Will
retain its color while the An cloth will become faded
dull This difference BIO duo 10 the water used or to
the English atmosphere. The firm II
making handsome business suits OF Scotch chevios weo
silk 25 Spring overcoats OF smooth faced
Melton othor shadcs hnod with SIX and
$40 Trousers In English stripes and cheeks begin
price SO 60 Full suits OF fine broadcolhs and
West OF England cloths made at $50 All cloth Ing made
this firm carefully fitted and nishcd with tn greatest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-09
VARIOUS NEW-JERsEY TOWNS.

WEEHAwKRy.-Owen stanton, bTicklayer living In the
Bulls Ferry road Gutenberg attempted 10 board moving
the West shore Road yesterday lie fell the
wheels and received fatal In ufies
NORTH Herman Munsch. an aged mser living
the Dalytown road Old shanty, shot himself In the
breast Thursday evening it'll the intention Of committing
suicide. The wound Is not thought 10 be fatal
serious trouble at the quarrics
yesterday. shern Brown OF Newark received word IN tho
That gang o. italian laborcrs coming ont from
NewYorK and asking for protection lie detailed constabes
who reached Avondae at and found that the striking Ia
had all tho roads picketod No hostile demonstration
was made and Italians went 10 work IN the quancs
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Earned runs-Brooklyn. 3; Columbia o. Home runs
none. Two base hlts-Pnkney !. swartwood 2 Burch
0Bren De SibouJg Three base hitsIfinsney Nc
Bannlster2 Wild ptchestiaes Henderson l. First base
on bals-Brooklyn 81 Columbia g First base on errors
BrookIyn IL Columbia s. struck out-Brooklyn, p Column
bia Double playsCooper strtnegh ana Sorcoian Bat
tiers hit by Gates q Umpiro-Lon Knight Time-lA0
The Metropolitan Newark clubs play at Newark two
mines pcked from club at the Polo Grounds
The BROOKLYN and Yale College at Washington Park
and the Boston Blues Amherst College teams at Ridge
woo l.. L., today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-09
NEVIS From TIE SUBURBS
.IERsEY CITY.

The body OF Fuhrloln. who committed sniede N
Thursday brought u ms home ycsefuAy
ana the funeral will take place OH MonGay.
ouneymen painters have struck for nine hours and ~
day bosses offered compromise on thirty cents an
nour and Saturday. but the would not
cep The bosses suffering considerable incon
venienco q account Of the strike
reported 10 the Fourth precinct police on Thurs
day gilt that they saw woman throw. what uey sup
nosed 10 be baby Morris Canal the Nrcclauds
bridge boy positive that they hoard the baby cry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-09

Earned runs-New.York Yale First base BY errors
-New.YoIk 9; Yale. First base on balls-New.i York
Yale, O. Struck out-New York; =; Yale Z Lett on
II Yale. IL. Homo runs None Threeelse hitsmMc
Conkey Common hits-Nonc. Double pays-Ward
and Conn0r; Ewing and Connor stolen bases-New-i YORK
Yale 3. Hit by ptcherBy George by stagg l. via
pitches-Georgc l. Stagg, !. Passed balS-BrOwn. l;
Dunn !. Umpre-Mr. Pearce. Time-22O.
klyn and Columbia College mines played a one;
sided game Washington Park YESTERDAY Abou 1850
spectators we're friends OF the college being out
The this:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-09

wtscrlan through the German Msson Of the Me''0"''
Episcopal Church. ,,.-..., p,..r restor
Of the bohemian Presbytera Church Of LAY ny
peang in behalf 100000 Bohemians enu "a
In the United the publication py Inc ~
Bible Society bohemian Bible In the Latin anu
the New in English and Bohemian Inc Doale
voted tho past history OF this his
their and their Increasing
country publish the books named In the letter MI
smaller edition OF the New Testament ior
aeltoo luae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-09
oIy1yG ADVICE TO GOvERyoT HILL.

Excise Commissioner Andrews summoned 20 Albany
on wednesday with Governor Hin about the High
License BILL His selection TO represent tho opinions OF the
Board indication that the Governor Intended
10 veto the bill because Mr. known be opposed
10 the Mr. Woodman of the Board is
warm OF high license TO TRIBUNE reporter who
inquired II the Governor likely to veto tho bill Mr.
Andrews said yesterday He would be foolish he didn l."
Die you advise him TO veto IL 7"
"Yes, did"
Police Voohis Hill Thurs
day but he said yesterday that the License bill was not
O subject Of their conversation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-09
WHAT rs GOING on TO-DAY.

Investigation into Brooklyn municipal government W
semblv Committee 49,, y.rpon
Methodist Episcopal Church Conference NOUN. ne'n'
Seventh Regiment A thletic games. Armory o I. W..
Sage atern reference case before i.eeIee al m
nv NJ. COan COLUMBIA CoIcRr i'ov ~,
Metropolitan Transit Company case before Junge t1o
Executive Committee OF National Lawn lehhis Asso''
TrayeIers Protective Association Morton House. p. H.
iadies reception at Canadian Club, ! 10 y y IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-09
DIFFICULTIES BEFORE THE NEW COMMISSION

DIFFICULTIES BEFORE THE AEH CoAMIoSION'
The failures throughout the country In the last
week as reported by r. G. Dun Co. Of the Mercantile
Agency l0s for the United States and 20 Tor can
ada OF 23 against number last week and 2l5
IN corresponding week last year The failures were
In all sections oil the country eAceP
in this city, the assignments were Few ana un
psrant their weekly review OF trade Messrs Dun y"
eay among other things -, ,........
ieneraliy the unexpected happens but the Interstate
quite much disturbance as was an
pcpaed shipments in the aggregate enormous ior Gus
rbution Chicago have TO be REPLIED there inet
find rates raised IRON 81 to o. per
ma shipments Pacihc lines complain
that traffic i rendered impossible unless
thcy exempted the Association OF twenty SOUL
6eSsnse OF interruption OF traffic Northern lines
compcting with Canadian transporter can equa
needs roads cte large shipments o, monr Gown
rafes 81 ton about Philadelphia
In eghtA disturb the trade ana may close some
fnrnseS These are but OF the difficulties which the Com
1ssion examine and In come way 20 redody
but the que son 10 how far II Is able
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-09
LONG ISLAND.

335 o'clock train the Flushing and North Shore
Railroad eek yesterday had escape from
beng wrecked between Dougaston Little Neck
Telegraph pole falling directly alongside OF the track The
pole had by workmo In falling II
struck OF the slightly damaging IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-09
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRJVAIa.

.fnh Arenus Hotsl-Ex. Congressman Frank Jones, oi
New Hampshire. and Assemblyman John HogepoSI o.
Hudson. u. HOFFMAN Houss-speaker Chares j. Dyes
Of the Massachusetts, House OF
HiI Hoe-Elisha Atkins Vice President OF the Union
cc Railway Company State Senator O. Neder anu AZ
semblyman f. W. Kruse. Grand Hotel-0ehefA f. a.
Starring OF Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-09
pELTIyo A 0ARDRivER WITH STONES

Drivers bobtan in the Boulevard have
Heysd lately by boys who jump tho platforms
end twist the brakes James Horn Of No is5 Thompson.s
EiShy Thursday night tried him BY
threatening put him under arrest Tho boys comrades
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-09
STATEN ISLAND.

The Yachting Club Of the Staten Island Athletic CLUB has
elected tho following officers Commodore J. EborhaTd
Faber commodore, r. X McMurray; Alfred Kierk.
rear commodore secretary Wilbur r. Dsosway; treasurer
A. I. CAROLS fleet surgeon, A. L. Carroll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-09
COLLEGE BOYS BEATEN IN TITO CITIES

YALE sUcCUMBs TO THE NETWORK NINE, coLUM-
BIA TO BROOKLYN.
The NewYork and Yale College clubs played game OF
baseball Polo Grounds yesterday in the presence OF
about $500 harozen spectators The game OF course was
simply canering exercise fol- local League club The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-09
ANOTHER CLAIMANT FOR STEWARDS ESTATE

ANOTHER CLAIMANT FOR STEWARTS ESTATE
It's said that John O. Faux, clad in the garb OF
workingnan has passed through the State OF Michigan
on his way to this city to sequestrate part Of the T.
Stewart estate Faux bases his claim 1t is announced.
through more or less diluted Stewart blood trickling
down from his maternal grandmother, Mrs McKernan
now dead lie says that In 1918 Mrs McKernan. then
Mary Massey, became orphan through the death OF
The stewards OF County Tyrone were relatives OF tho
Nassey tale and Mary came To this country
West after marrying McKernan. and her descendant
Ays claim interest in the estate OF Alexander
Turney Stewart Faux Is said TO have passed through
Dstroit on Wednesday evening bound for this city.
gentleman fully qualified speak the subject OF
the Stewart estate said yesterday
dare say another claimant on the here There has
becn short hiatus 10 the these pcasurabe
events expect season In the
business. had letter only yesterday q woman In
Taunton Mass, who makes like claim suppose her pre-
tensions good IS those OF tho rest Of We gener
Ally Beyond correspondence in this
6aya We have not yet seen MI. fsuk. Perhaps he will
".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-09

c. c. Shayne, Furrler, 103 Prince-st. is re-
falling furs and sealskin greatly reduced prices
before storing away Don't miss the bargains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-09

,bra sones a. him One his neck and split his ear
Horn bied freely until could get 70 the stse
Uospitsl unable TO work yesterday ne saI INC
police did attempt enforce the law which prohibits boys
IRON, Jumping platforms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-09
Announcements

An attractive youthful appearance secured
by ladies using Parker's Hair Balsam.
Asthma cured by Parkcr's Ginger Tonic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-09

RECTOR CALLED TO HARLEM CHURCH.
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church at One hundred
ndtwenty Fthavc. has been without rector
Randolph ii. XcKim accepted church In
New. orleans few months ago The vesry on Thursday
night extended eau 70 prominent western Clergyman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-09
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d..

Hours-8 10 H. 8 to T. Nervous System,
0enito- Urinary Organs. Impotence and sterllty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-09
MARINE INIELLIGE NOE

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun rises 500 Sets. GEO Moon S:2i Moons ~
/X-sandy Hook s:3l Gov. fsrd. $50 He'll Gata 1880
P.N-sandy Hook Ssh Gov. Ispd. 00l He'll Gate 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-09
ALBERT LEWIS, N. D.. Beach-st.. N. Y.

pisessos 81 nerv0u, svstrm NJ ,ro Mns, ~ 10 r
ffecniy for the last 20 years. Our readers safely
suit the Doctor with the Of receiving
treatment reliable opinions and common adycoLAdv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-09
SFCIRE Sopr AMI Or,

SECURE SOFT AND GLOSSY HAIR
and an abundant growth by using DR. HAYS HAIR HEALTH
Stops falling hair rcnows the color, SOC.
HOW To MAKE WALKING EASY.
Use l0c box KILL CogSs-ks bunons moles No pain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-09

whose ability preacher and worker recoenzed BY inc
not wish 10 make his naino puuho
until il 10 known whether he will accept the call.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-09
PNEUMONIA.
Lives can DO saved by n,

Lives can DO saved by nsing
DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LiNIMEYT
externally and his PuLMONIC internally They
are WARRANTED SUPERIOR TO ANYTHING pay.
Depot, AZ Murray.st., n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-09

SHIRTS TO ORDER, 6 FOR 80
(sold elsewhere At $9l Call or send postal.
KENNEDY. 20 Cortlen dtee
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-22
WtScouFn.

- SSn Wisconfin berri9t bas giiens
minensS POPULATIONS :Siebsr, posesen Der
v@albbote" In Mebforb feline mars
nenbe Stimme foIsenbermaBen erbebt:
vDas giienminen. Steber srsift nod INNER
meter nm fi9 unb fein Gag persebt, an
benz nidt neue Winsnseieli5aften nit
minbeifens elmer Wiuion Dollars capital
ibre 8apiere beim Staatsiefretdr binters
legen. DAP i'm n6rbltben Wiscnnfiu unb
apar ni6t u in Der @osebtcs unb
8enotees& STANCE, ionbern au9 weiter iioli6
bis berab 3u benz ianbtsen 9irtel, Der ii6
pom ber @reen Ban bis gum WiifiRppi
eritredt, sroBe Eager wertbuoqen giien.
erSes eriitiren, wirb Hiemanb beitreiten.
Stele Eager wurben bersits aufsei6loien
unb einise bauon baben ii9 als wabre
@oIb9ruben fur iene er,pieien, bic einen
Nutbeil baran baben. Nber ebenio eepiB
1T es aud, baB piele Der neueu Winen;
@eieui6uften eiuen rein lpetulatipen @ba.
ratter baben uub bag beren 2Ittien aar
winbtse Yupiere finb, BEN S~eifenbIaien
slei9en, bic einise Ausenblide lang re9t
bibi9 Dor ben Qusen Der 2eute i6iQeru
unb ~tan5en, aber gar pI0sIi9 plasen unb
perseben. @s mag ia aud iein, bab
man6e bieier @eieQi9uften nod na9trGs.
LID @rSfunbe MAIDEN unb bas balten
%tOnnen, mas iie ueripreden; aber bic
meiiten werben es ni9t t6nuen unb ber
Sra9 wirb ni6t ausbletben."
- slm 0isnitas D. %. frat gu Sparta
bic Staats : @il6ereiseieui6aft gu ibrer
SabresperiammIuns Suiammen. Mit bers
ielben 1T susIei3 cine Breisausi teluns fir
Dfil9erei : @rseusnihe p%erbunoen. Die
Gonpention maj gut beiu9t unb erpette
piel Snterefe. - Su benz neuen Staats:
Snltitut fiir uernabrloite' &tnber iinb
beren bereits 80 untersebradt.
- Ser acknowledgement ber @bicasu
d Nortbweitern Sabn gu @aIesutIle
lit AM Sreitas Rtttas p. 8. absebrannt,
wcbet eine locomotive tart bei6abigt
wurbe. Der baneben liesen6e Canterbury.
Spet9er 9erietb ebenfaus in Branb, nobel
cine groBe Suantitdt @etreioe unb $50
sei3la9tete S6weine p~erloren 9ingen ;
@eiammti9abeu $4,000. Gin arbtiter,
0autb 8anilpte nit Namen, fiel Bel ben
GDi9arbeiten Don benz OaGe unb brad Elm
Bein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-22
Gin oenfwiroi8er Sac fir oas
S6tp etSerpoIf.

@insn bodbsbeutunssuoleu Gag bssebt
am 81. Mdrs b. s. has S9pei5eruoIt
ndmIi9: ben pisrbunbertiten Sabrssta9
bss sottisIissn CODES ieines sIorrei6en
Batrons, bes ielisen @remitsn Nitolaus
pon Der Slie. Man bat bieien sroBsn,
auBerorbentli9 besnabisten ginfiebIer idon
oft unb nit politsm &edts: ben ebeIften
gibsenoHsn", ben srOBten Yatrioten ieis
nsr Belt" senannt; bod er mar nod msbr.
6ibnli9 birfeu mir BON Nitolaus BON Der
Slie iasen: vgr mar, lit unb blsibt Der
9r6Bte @obItbdter ieinss @atsrlanbss
Sefen &ettsr, 8ei9issr unb traftissr Sirs
bitter am Gbrone @ottes."' - Setn Hame
1T iebem Sdwsi3er, aud benz proteitantis
i6sn, lisb unb tbsuer, er lit ss Defenders
ben Sreibursern unb Solotburneru,
pel9e burd ieinen &atb @Iieber Der i6peis
osriidsn @ibssnofeni9aft sepOroen fino.
- SIM S9peiSer Canton llri brobt bas
9orf Clifton Elm ,psitsS Sim gu pers
ben. Inter Der SrobnaIp bubsu lid ses
waltise Selsma1en seIOif, peI9e bas 9Orf
5u ueridItten broben. Profshor galSer
1T ais eibsenOifi6er grperte beauftraSt,
bic @efabr gu unteriu9en unb 8Ortebruns
gen 9esen oieielbe 81 psranlaien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-22
WebraSfa.

- S6on Dor einisen @o6en wurbe
semeIbet, bag BEL 8 a 3 a &oblsnlaaer
entbedt wOrben ieien. Die @rbeiten luurs
ben ieoo4 balb wieoer einseitelt, iinb aber
iest pteber aufsenommen. Sn elmer Giefe
upn $50 6uB ftieB man auf bunteIn S6ies
fer, wel9er 5uerit fir &obIe sebalten
wurbe. Dieter Gage sins aber Der 8obrer
tn elmer Giefe pom $40 SuB bur6 cine bier
6uB otte &obLeni6i6t. SIS purbsn Stite
in Der 9ite BON WaIniiIen unb er0Bere
an bic Sberfla9e sebru3t. 0amit lit Der
8eweis seIiefert, baB an iener SteQe Sob
len unter benz goben lie9en. Ser gobrs
ueriu6 iOl iebo9 fOrtseiest perben, bis
bic uriprinsIid porseiebene Eiefe pon
5000 5uB errei9t ietn pirb, bamit feitses
felt perbe, Oh elm peitsrss &obIenlaser
ober grbsas unter bieier eriten S9idt pOrs
banbeu 1T.
= Der Sarmer Sobn @ariten, unsefabr
5 Weilen norblt9 uon Sremont, purbe
Don einem i9usren l1nslit betroffen. Oils
er ndmli9 bic Sremont, gltborn Is
Wifouri Gbal gabn am norbweitli6en
@nbe Der Stabtsren3e ~trsu3ts, purbe Ct
bon einem pom Norben tommenben Yers
~iouen3use iammt ieinsm @eipann iibers
fabren. Oas Wauleiel ; @eipann uurbe
iofort set6Otet unb nod cine Strede @eses
mttfortsei4Ieppt. @ariten ielbit purbe
i4wer perIest unb wirb i9perli9 bauons
fommen.
-3u 9aitinss purSe elm sanser
Blot bur9 5eusr serit0rt. 9aHsIbe mar
i'm Sinterraum uon Sint's &Ieibermasasin
entitanben. 9ur9 bic anssitrsnsts CID
tisteit Der i9nea berbeiseeiltsn Seusrpebr
wurbe 3par benz psiteren llmii6greifen
Der 5lammen @inbalt setban. SnbsB i'm
SerIauf pon unsefdbr elmer Stunbe wurbe
In benz ansren5enoen Stsinsebdube Seuer
entbett, wel9ss ii9 bisiem bur9 bic in Der
semeini3aftli6en Wanb bsiinbli6en 2ufts
l69sr mitsetbeiIt bate. au9 bic Yoitans
itaIt befanb fid In benz Steiusebaube.
Sebod wurben bic Poftiadsn unb bureaus
@tnri9tunsen idmmtIi9 serettet unb in
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q k.
Sui n b.
Safota.

- Der lstte S9neeturm lou Der sr6Bte
sepeien ietn, weI9en mar lie in Oatota ses
babt bat, unb iebr pteIe Meni9enleben GEE
foifet baben; unb i'm 9anSen slaubt man,
baB in bieiem 8tnter bic Sabl Der Spfer
Der S9nesitirme chen 10 sroB. wenn ni@t
erSBer aIs bic bes srOBen @tienbabnsllns
9lits in 9srmont ietn wirb. NuBerbem
wsrben bic uieIen lebensIansIt9en Inbens
Ten in @eitalt pom perfrorenen @Iies
bern trasen. gu ben Spfern bss Ietten
S9neefturmes sebOrt au6 cine Srau @al:
tiers in Der Rdbe pon DepiIs Safe
in Mtnneiota. SSbr Munn mar mad Der
Stabt sefubren, uno bate, na9bem bas
S9neeseitOber besonneu, etnfa9 ni6t
mebr periu@t, mad 9auie gu fommen. 0ie
Srau aber lit pobl In ber Sur9t, ibr Mann
fSnne i'm Sdnee fteteu seblieben ieia, auss
sesansen i'm gu iu6sn; benn na6oem Der
S9ueefuQ uufsebOrt, wurbe fe cine 9iers
tsImeiIe uon tbrem 9auie BON Na9barn
e~rfroren sefunben. Nuseni9einli6 bat is
felbft ben Bes unb 3uIest bic &raft uerlo'
rem.